In 2018, LoanMart and the Rancho Cucamonga Quales recognized the three winners for their 2018 student scholarship program. The three recipients were: Ashley Fitzgerald, Destany Bennet, and Lauren Wright. All three students were from local high schools in Los Angeles.

How Much Funding Does the LoanMart Scholarship Provide

While this scholarship is no longer available, the LoanMart scholarship was $1,000 towards tuition to any college, university, vocational school, or training program that a student chooses to attend. For many students, this $1,000 towards their future is not only motivating, but in many cases, extremely helpful when it comes to covering the cost of higher education.

How Does LoanMart Choose Winners for this Scholarship Program?

In the past, LoanMart partnered with the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, a minor league baseball team, to look for a variety of qualities from three students in order to award this scholarship to them. LoanMart considered academic achievement, leadership, community involvement, and other accomplishments that the student has amassed throughout their high school years. The students applying for the scholarship could choose any education major, skill, or training that they wish to pursue, so long as it is some form of higher education.

In 2018, the three winners all had a cumulative GPA of 4.1 or higher. FitzGerald served as Vice President of the California Scholarship Foundation and was captain of the volleyball team. Bennet, along with her remarkable academic achievements, was involved with her school’s soccer team. Wright is an accomplished musician, who is a member of both the Pasadena City College Tournament of Roses Honor Band and the San Bernardino County Honor Band.

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How Long Has the Program Been Going On and How Much Money Has Been Given out through LoanMart’s Scholarship?

The LoanMart scholarship program, partnered with the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, started back in 2013 and ended in 2022. So far, more than $15,000 have been given out to California students to help them reach their goals through higher education.